Document Outline

• Article Contents
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• Issue Table of Contents
  • Sociological Theory, Vol. 9, No. 2 (Autumn, 1991), pp. 131-286
    • Front Matter
    • Symposium on Postmodernism
      • The End of Sociological Theory: The Postmodern Hope [pp.  131 - 146]
      • Sociological Theory and the Claim to Reason: Why the End is Not in Sight [pp.  147 - 153]
      • Postmodern Storytelling versus Pragmatic Truth-Seeking: The Discursive Bases of Social Theory [pp.  154 - 163]
      • The End of Ideology, Really [pp.  164 - 172]
      • Postmodern Social Theory: Representational Practices [pp.  173 - 179]
      • Postmodern Anxiety: The Politics of Epistemology [pp.  180 - 190]
    • International Symposium on Rationality
      • Rationality Today [pp.  191 - 194]
      • Homo Sociologicus: Do We Need Him/Her? [pp.  195 - 198]
      • Rational Fools or Foolish Rationalists?: Bringing Meaning Back In [pp.  199 - 205]
      • Towards a Multidimensional Concept of Rationality: The Sociological Perspective [pp.  206 - 211]
      • Rationality and the Sociology of Scientific Knowledge [pp.  212 - 215]
      • Rationality and Modern Society [pp.  216 - 227]
      • The Rational Paradigm in Political Science: Persistent Anomalies and the Role of Sociology [pp.  228 - 231]
    • Review Article
      • Morality, Identity, and Historical Explanation: Charles Taylor on the Sources of the Self [pp.  232 - 263]
    • Debate
      • Norman and Sigmund: Comment on Denzin's "Harold and Agnes" [pp.  264 - 268]
      • In Defense of Dada-Driven Analysis [pp.  269 - 276]
      • Goffman, Garfinkel, and Games [pp.  277 - 279]
      • Back to Harold and Agnes [pp.  280 - 285]
    • Back Matter [pp.  286 - 286]